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Same in many other parts of the world, and people in nature are struggling to adapt. Luckily, there are sometimes simple fixes as well find out in this edition of echo africa, britons from oregon state nigeria, i am chris lamps. And i am sorry tween only all righty in come polite uganda. Welcome. Yes, chris, we about to see that common sense is often the best response to all the climate problems that we assume. Now weve got exciting environment stories from africa and europe in store for just yo...

Delhi and pollution levels are sky high again because is may be many and varied but humans are behind all of them. In uganda and new hydroelectric plants promise is clean energy but will locals also benefit. First though we talk to scientists about the connection between Climate Change and Natural Disasters. Extreme weather events are growing ever more frequent Natural Disasters more destructive and deadly h one reignites the debate was it a freak of nature or a result of Climate Change and huma...

If you are an OPI subscriber, you should have seen or even received the latest issue of OPI magazine, which is our annual Green Thinking issue. In keeping with that sustainability theme, for this podcast, News Editor Andy Braithwaite spoke with Bernhard Cantzler, the Marketing and Sales Director for Mondi’s Uncoated Fine Paper (UFP) business

In this special issue, the focus is on sustainability. It includes features on Scope 3, choosing the right ESG label, and the results of OPI’s annual Green Thinking Survey. The Big Interview is RAJA’s Alain Josse.

A new report has detailed the best approach to marine and landside infrastructure in London to transport more parcels by river and reduce carbon emissions. The Port of London Authority, Cross River Partnership and Transport for London (TfL) have released the report to meet growing demand to reduce the transport of small goods by road.

The European Commission has adopted the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) for use by all companies subject to the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). The CSRD will take effect in January 2024. In essence, it requires all large companies in the EU – including subsidiaries of non-EU firms – and listed SMBs to publish regular

Spending on sustainable or environmentally friendly products in this year’s back-to-school (BTS) season is likely to be down. According to Deloitte’s 2023 Back-To-School Survey, the proportion of US parents planning to favour sustainable products this year is 35%, down from 50% in 2022. Younger, millennial parents are more likely to purchase sustainable items compared with

Print research organisation Quocirca says vendors need to provide better support to enable channel partners to fully capitalise on sustainability-led sales opportunities. In its 2023 Channel Sustainability Study, Quocirca estimates that an average of 12% of channel revenue is derived from sustainability-led sales, but this is expected to rise to 22% by 2025. Around four

EU legislation is pushing companies towards greener business philosophies.

To read the results of the 2022 OPI Green Thinking survey, please click the link below. This will open a PDF document in a new browser page. OPI Green Thinking survey 2022